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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

"I had hoarded it from the beginning of the siege, even buying it up when it was cheap, early in the siege, when it was still thought that Ar, any day, would arrive with her banners fluttering in the wind, dispelling the Cosians like the sun the fogs on the river!" "For gold then?" I asked. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #157)
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12 157 "I had hoarded it from the View more quotes about beginning">beginning of the siege, even buying it up when it was cheap, early in the siege, when it was still thought that Ar, any day, would arrive with her banners fluttering in the wind, dispelling the Cosians like the sun the fogs on the river!" "For gold then?" I asked.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 154 "I then made clear my position, that I would bargain, and bargain severely".
12 155 "You requested food?" I asked.
12 156 "I had food," she said.
12 157 "I had hoarded it from the beginning of the siege, even buying it up when it was cheap, early in the siege, when it was still thought that Ar, any day, would arrive with her banners fluttering in the wind, dispelling the Cosians like the sun the fogs on the river!" "For gold then?" I asked.
12 158 "Yes," she said, "for gold, and jewels!" "It seems you have little gold and few jewels now," I said.
12 159 I heard her move angrily in the straw.
12 160 "Once you had declared for Cos," I said, "I think you would have been wise not to begin bargaining for monetary returns".
"I then made clear my position, that I would bargain, and bargain severely". "You requested food?" I asked. "I had food," she said. "I had hoarded it from the beginning of the siege, even buying it up when it was cheap, early in the siege, when it was still thought that Ar, any day, would arrive with her banners fluttering in the wind, dispelling the Cosians like the sun the fogs on the river!" "For gold then?" I asked. "Yes," she said, "for gold, and jewels!" "It seems you have little gold and few jewels now," I said. I heard her move angrily in the straw. "Once you had declared for Cos," I said, "I think you would have been wise not to begin bargaining for monetary returns". - (Renegades of Gor)